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DanP
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Good afternoon,

Just wondering if anyone is taking supps for pancreatic enzymes and if so which brand and dosage have proven results....thank you.

DanP

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glm1111
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Hi Dan,

Do a search on here by typing enzymes in the search bar. I think you will find a lot of info on the subject.

I have taken Super Digestaway by Soloray. There are some others like Wobezyme and others that I can't remember now.

Gael

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Dawn in VA
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I have taken the Rx Panacarb (sp maybe Panecarb?) in the past for abdominal pain (did not help); note that it wasn't for anything pancreatic-related though, just stomach.

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sammy
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NOW brand "Super Enzymes". Best combination I've tried. Need only one capsule with each meal. If I eat an extraordinarily heavy meal I might take an extra capsule.
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TS96
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I have a different take on the NOW brand Super enzymes.
I take 2-4 at each meal and don't feel that it helps.

Still feel full after a meal, sometimes woozy, pain in the cecum area and they sure haven't helped the constipation.

The reason why I choose to take these is because they had ox bile in them b/c I had my gallbladder removed.

I think the best thing that helped my digestion is eating a straight papaya and some pineapple but have to be carefully with the sugars.

At one time I was taking something by Metagenics called Azeo Pangen. They were ok. but I think they had less Pancreatin in them than the NOW brand so Who knows why they don't work for me.

Try em and see. The NOW brand seems to be some of the most potent out there.

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Lex
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make sure the NOW brand enzymes don't contain mag stearate which prevents absorption.
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